Sentence examples for discernable to from inspiring English sources

But the actual effects of the drug after this time seem unlikely to be discernable to the patient's friends and family.

At Deauville on Saturday, on the first day of the Normandy seaside track's summer season, Mark Johnson had sent Discernable to take the Prix Six Perfections, a Listed event won by Elusive Kate on her way up the ladder last year.

This deficiency might already be discernable, to some extent, at a younger age.

Patient states are comprised of complex relationships of constantly changing physiology which are not otherwise discernable to clinicians.

Mr. Collins said that more than half of the illegal immigrants had been found and that none of those had been determined to have discernable connections to terrorism.

Typically PEP-CTERM proteins are observed to have no discernable homology to any other protein outside of the PEP-CTERM domain itself.

But that's a small point, discernable only to the book critic who happens to know a little Chinese (and to about one billion Chinese).

"We aim to speak to the art world in their language, much of the time," Ettun tells me, pointing out to me how her Yellow performance included discernable references to Dadaism and Marcel Duchamp's Fountain.

Even beyond these minor technical difficulties, there are problems: an opaque user interface, poorly explained mechanics, and tiresome battle sequences with no discernable connection to the Pokémon games millions of fans have come to know and love.

There was no discernable pattern to how pseudogenes clustered on the parsimony tree relative to their positions on the genome.

By day 31, the microbial community profile had no discernable correlation to the day 0 profile (Bray-Curtis dissimilarity 0.854) suggesting adaptation of the compost community to the switchgrass feedstock.